Re: Advice on implementing an APP server

[Kiran Subbaraman <ki...@yahoo.com>]

Adam, James,
Did you get a chance to complete the APP Server example documentation? I
sure would like to refer to that, while am trying my hand at setting up a
simple APP Server, and use the APP client examples with it.
Thanks,
Kiran


Adam Constabaris-2 wrote:
> 
> James M Snell wrote:
>> I can take a look at this or.... if you're so inclined... patches are
>> welcome :-)
>>   
> I didn't want to assume it was supposed to work the way I initially 
> tried (note to self: get confident, stupid!) Would a refactor of
> TargetType
> to a JDK1.5 enum be acceptable?  I assume that works for 1.4 
> compatibility through retroweaver, but it might impact extensibility.
> 
> As I work my way through my implementation, I'm taking notes for a 
> larger document.  Right now, as it happens, I'm working on Provider, so 
> I'll work what I end up with (what works here?  I favor DocBook, but I 
> can easily just submit the HTML) and submit that first.
> 
> cheers,
> 
> AC
> 
> 
>> - James
>>
>> Adam Constabaris wrote:
>>   
>>> [snip]
>>> (aside: I would have thought that TargetType.get(entry.getValue()) would
>>> work, but I ran into identity vs. equality problems, even when I
>>> interned the strings)
>>>     
> 
> 
> 

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Re: Advice on implementing an APP server

[James M Snell <ja...@gmail.com>]

Btw, yes, I plan on committing your changes a bit later this week.

- James

Dan Diephouse wrote:
> Adam Constabaris wrote:
>> I did write up some documentation about this, which James incorporated
>> into SVN, but it is now hopelessly out of date (it concerned roughly
>> the 0.2.2 release, which is a bygone API era now =)  The doc I wrote
>> is still in the 0.3.0 branch's doc/ subfolder, but at this point it's
>> probably more of a harm than a help.  I don't have much time at the
>> moment to do an update.
>>
>> I think your hopes, at least in the short term, are best pinned on the
>> wiki, as mentioned in the other thread: http://cwiki.apache.org/ABDERA/
>>
>> If you don't mind looking at code, you might try fetching the 0.3.0
>> branch (or the trunk, if you'd rather play it that way) from SVN and
>> look over the appserver example
>> (examples/src/main/org/apache/examples/appserver). Dan Diephouse's
>> spring integration (see spring/) contribution, in conjunction with
>> what's on the wiki about it, will also tell you quite a bit about the
>> pieces you need to implement.
>>
>> HTH,
>>
>> AC
>>
> My wiki related documentation doesn't really go into how to write the
> actual server side Provider too much though. But, I have written some
> code to help simplify the development of providers which I've submitted
> here:
> 
> https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ABDERA-63
> 
> Supposedly its going to be integrated at some point, in the mean time
> though I'm pretty sure all of it is just class additions which you could
> hold in your own local code base. It includes an example test case which
> should show the basics as well.
> 
> Contributing some server side howtos is on my todo list as well, but I'd
> like to get the code side of things sorted before I write documentation
> on it :-)
> 
> Regards,
> - Dan
> 

Re: Advice on implementing an APP server

[Dan Diephouse <da...@mulesource.com>]

Adam Constabaris wrote:
> I did write up some documentation about this, which James incorporated 
> into SVN, but it is now hopelessly out of date (it concerned roughly 
> the 0.2.2 release, which is a bygone API era now =)  The doc I wrote 
> is still in the 0.3.0 branch's doc/ subfolder, but at this point it's 
> probably more of a harm than a help.  I don't have much time at the 
> moment to do an update.
>
> I think your hopes, at least in the short term, are best pinned on the 
> wiki, as mentioned in the other thread: http://cwiki.apache.org/ABDERA/
>
> If you don't mind looking at code, you might try fetching the 0.3.0 
> branch (or the trunk, if you'd rather play it that way) from SVN and 
> look over the appserver example 
> (examples/src/main/org/apache/examples/appserver). Dan Diephouse's 
> spring integration (see spring/) contribution, in conjunction with 
> what's on the wiki about it, will also tell you quite a bit about the 
> pieces you need to implement.
>
> HTH,
>
> AC
>
My wiki related documentation doesn't really go into how to write the 
actual server side Provider too much though. But, I have written some 
code to help simplify the development of providers which I've submitted 
here:

https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ABDERA-63

Supposedly its going to be integrated at some point, in the mean time 
though I'm pretty sure all of it is just class additions which you could 
hold in your own local code base. It includes an example test case which 
should show the basics as well.

Contributing some server side howtos is on my todo list as well, but I'd 
like to get the code side of things sorted before I write documentation 
on it :-)

Regards,
- Dan

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MuleSource
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Re: Advice on implementing an APP server

[Adam Constabaris <ad...@clownsinmycoffee.net>]

I did write up some documentation about this, which James incorporated 
into SVN, but it is now hopelessly out of date (it concerned roughly the 
0.2.2 release, which is a bygone API era now =)  The doc I wrote is 
still in the 0.3.0 branch's doc/ subfolder, but at this point it's 
probably more of a harm than a help.  I don't have much time at the 
moment to do an update.

I think your hopes, at least in the short term, are best pinned on the 
wiki, as mentioned in the other thread: http://cwiki.apache.org/ABDERA/

If you don't mind looking at code, you might try fetching the 0.3.0 
branch (or the trunk, if you'd rather play it that way) from SVN and 
look over the appserver example 
(examples/src/main/org/apache/examples/appserver). Dan Diephouse's 
spring integration (see spring/) contribution, in conjunction with 
what's on the wiki about it, will also tell you quite a bit about the 
pieces you need to implement.

HTH,

AC